Eventone-C Cream Batch 12706 (DRAP alert)
Eventone
DRAP Rapid Alert 128 reports that Central Drugs Laboratory Karachi identified undeclared hydrocortisone in Eventone-C Cream batch 12706, marketed as a fairness cosmetic without registration. Stop that batch. Do not treat this as proof that every Eventone product is identical — match the batch number.
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Stop Eventone-C batch 12706 — DRAP found undeclared hydrocortisone
DRAP Rapid Alert 128 reports that Central Drugs Laboratory Karachi identified undeclared hydrocortisone in Eventone-C Cream batch 12706, marketed as a fairness cosmetic without registration. Stop that batch. Do not treat this as proof that every Eventone product is identical — match the batch number.
Watch for: Hydrocortisone (undeclared)
See safer alternativesEvidenceStatus & sample scope
DRAP Rapid Alert 128 reports that Central Drugs Laboratory Karachi identified undeclared hydrocortisone in Eventone-C Cream batch 12706, marketed as a fairness cosmetic without registration. Stop that batch. Do not treat this as proof that every Eventone product is identical — match the batch number.
DRAP Rapid Alert 128, batch 12706, CDL Karachi. Scope is that tested batch declared unregistered/falsified — not a lab ppm figure for other batches.
Regulatory alertKhulasaSimple summary
DRAP ne Eventone-C Cream batch 12706 ko unregistered/falsified declare kiya — CDL Karachi ne undeclared hydrocortisone detect kiya. Yeh batch cosmetic nahi, hidden medicine hai. Use band karein aur packaging save karein.
UnderstandWhy this matters
EvidenceTest results & regulatory timeline
- DRAP Rapid Alert 128 — Eventone-C Cream & LUFA gel (undeclared corticosteroids)
- NHS — Topical steroids (steroid creams)
RegulatoryTimeline
- 2026DRAP Rapid Alert 128 — CDL Karachi declared Eventone-C Cream batch 12706 unregistered/falsified after identifying undeclared hydrocortisone in a product marketed for fairness
Ingredients to watch
✗ Dangerous / avoid
- Hydrocortisone (undeclared in batch 12706)
✓ Safer patterns
- Daily sunscreen
- Dermatologist-supervised pigmentation care
IngredientsLinked ingredient safety concerns
- Topical corticosteroids
DRAP rapid alert: CDL Karachi confirmed undeclared hydrocortisone in Eventone-C Cream batch 12706 marketed as a fairness cosmetic without registration.
- Betamethasone
Same DRAP alert scope — family-level steroid adulteration in unregistered fairness products; Eventone batch tested positive for hydrocortisone (related corticosteroid class).
- Depigmenting medicines
DRAP classified Eventone-C as an unregistered falsified fairness product — illustrates how medicine-level actives may be hidden in cosmetics marketed for pigmentation.
Health concernsWhen this may apply
- Skin thinning, steroid acne, and pigmentation rebound
Applies when an undeclared or unsupervised corticosteroid is used as a daily fairness or “normal” cream, especially on the face.
DRAP Rapid Alert 128; NHS topical steroids - Delayed infection healing and dependency
Applies with prolonged unsupervised use; stopping suddenly after long misuse can cause rebound redness and burning.
DRAP Rapid Alert 128; NHS topical steroids
VerifyVerification checklist
- DRAP recall / rapid-alert page par product name aur batch number milaan
- Fairness cream ko ordinary cosmetic na samjhein — undeclared steroid possible hai
- Prescription steroid (Betnovate type) ko fairness ke liye use na karein
- Agar lambi muddat use ho chuki ho to abrupt stop se pehle doctor se baat karein
- Packaging, batch, seller details report ke liye save karein
For ordinary cosmetics, check DRAP's public safety alerts and recalled-product notices for this brand — not every cosmetic requires a registration-number lookup.
This product is treated as medicated/therapeutic — confirm DRAP registration on the pack if applicable.
ContextWhat users are trying to achieve
- Using a fairness cream daily without checking DRAP registration
- Treating hidden steroid effects as “the cream is working”
- Stopping a long-used steroid cream abruptly without clinical advice
RecoverWhat to do if you've already used it
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